Sentence examples for consequently it should be from inspiring English sources

It is a significant player in Britain: more people work in this sector than in banking, it influences the direction of government policy and public opinion, and consequently it should be held accountable like any other organisation.

Thus, it appears that most sequence biases in the natural immune repertoire arise from factors other than structural constraints and, consequently, it should be possible to enhance the functions of antibodies significantly through in vitro evolution.

According to the SAM study the presence of a right-to-left shunt reduced the susceptibility to develop a migraine attack following exposure to other triggers but enhanced the likelihood of initiating an attack with an aura [16]; consequently, it should be tested the hypothesis whether PFO closure may benefit auras rather than pain in migraineurs.

Consequently it should be possible to develop new green technologies that minimize the production of undesirable byproducts released into the environment, into waste sites and streams for example.

It has been previously demonstrated that R1 or R2 resection can result in poorer survival and consequently it should be considered as palliative resection with considerable morbidity.

9 The cross-sensitivity of telavancin with vancomycin is unknown because patients with a documented allergy to vancomycin were excluded from clinical trials; consequently it should be avoided in patients with documented hypersensitivity or intolerance to vancomycin.

However, its ability to predict fluid responsiveness in spontaneously breathing patients is weak, and consequently whether it should be used to guide volume expansion in this setting is uncertain.

Even if BH-diving implies hyperbaric and consequently hyperoxic exposure, it should be remembered that during BH-diving, a mass of blood pools in the lungs as a result of the so-called blood-shift effect [2, 3].

However, as it is the first time that it occurs, nobody knows to which experience it should be referred, consequently nobody knows what kind of future development one has to wait for.

Therefore, does the Council agree that this is an example of best practice, that it should be shared and consequently that it is necessary that a suitable EU-level platform is put in place to do this?

It is also a reasonable assumption that rumination is primarily a verbal process [ 26, 54] and that it consequently should be closer related to performance in verbal, as opposed to non-verbal, tasks.